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Refactotum patches in the wild

Posted by: Justin Gehtland on 06/03/2008

The Refactotum tutorial out at RailsConf went really well. We know that a lot of folks submitted their patches based on the work done in the tutorial, but Nicholas is the first to email us their committed and accepted patch. Way to go, Nicholas!

If anybody else has a patch that made it out (to any project) from their Refactotum work, we???d love to hear about it. Drop us a line or add a comment.

Thanks to everyone who came out to the tutorial. We had a blast, and we hope we achieved something for the community.

Justin Gehtland's complete blog can be found at: http://blog.thinkrelevance.com/

About Justin Gehtland

Justin is the co-founder of Relevance, a consulting/training/research organization located in the Research Triangle of North Carolina. Justin has been developing applications with static and dynamic languages since 1992. He has written code with Java, .NET, C#, Visual Basic, Perl, Python and Ruby. He loves to talk, especially in front of people, but all by himself in the corner if he must. Justin is currently focused on: Rails (because its the law), Spring (because Java isn't going anywhere) and security (because paranoia is your friend).

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